Outlaws Fall As Parsons Walk Off With Tournament Win
In a damp night game, Parsons Raiders beat Chanute Outlaws 3-2 to eliminate Chanute from the Chanute Semi-Pro Baseball Invitational. Vance doubled and scored the tying run in the eighth, C. Puckett drove in the winning run, and Jones pitched well for Chanute before the comeback. Altamont toppled Bronson 3-2 in the other second round game as Loy allowed 10 hits. Winners return tomorrow to face losers in two 6:30 p.m. games at City Park.
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Gray Lumber
David Cooper
Tom Swan
Bob Jones
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Chuck Klines
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Parsons
C. Puckett
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Doug Moses
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Bronson
Lowell Loy
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Gunner
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City Park
Newt Harrell
Columbus
Twinbill
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Nowata Cross
Independence
Parsons Nine
Humboldt Is Out Buffalo Wins 11-1
In district softball, Humboldt Tic-Tok Chefs were eliminated 5-1 by John’s Sport Center of Pittsburg. Buffalo, a prior loser, defeated Ray Shepherd Motors 11-1. Tonight, Chanute Oilers meet Parsons Orbits at 7 p.m. and Pittsburg Foodtown faces Coffeyville Page Milk at 8:30. Humboldt managed three hits with no runs until the seventh. Buffalo’s big inning came in the fourth with seven runs aided by Ray Clinesmith’s homer. Buffalo will play Fort Scott KMDO at 8:30 tomorrow.
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John’s Sport Center
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Ray Shepherd Motors
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Chanute Oilers
Parsons Orbits
Pittsburg Foodtown
Coffeyville Page Milk
Humboldt
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Kenny Smith
Bob Phillips
Tony de la Torre
Frank Coulter
Ray
KMDO
Lutherans and First Baptists Triumph in Church League Play
Lutherans edge Methodists 5 4 in extra innings after Leon Storck homered to break the tie. In rain shortened opener, First Baptists beat Grant Avenue Baptists 11 7 as Thompson, Richman and Matlock homered for the winners who finished 7 14 in the season. Don Everly and Charley Wallace shared the Lutheran win. Roy Marts and Carl Uden pitched for the Methodists. First round action resumes with Methodists vs St Patrick’s and UB Trinity vs Lutherans tonight.
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Leon Storck
Lutherans
Methodists
1St Baptist
Grant Avenue Baptists
First Baptists
Don Everly
Charley Wallace
Lutheran Battery
Roy Marts
Carl Uden
Larry Phil Thompson
Randy Richman
Bill Matlock
Grant Avennue
St. Patrick's
Ub-Trinity
Yates Center Visitor Arrives From Zuni and Humboldt
Kathryn Cox of Zuni New Mexico arrived Saturday to visit relatives here and her mother Mrs Mary Bake at Humboldt. Abel Terrell and family of Fowler Indiana returned home after two weeks visiting relatives here.
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Zuni
N. M
Mary Bake
Humboldt
Abel Terrell
Fowler
Ind
Windy start in U S Women Amateur qualifiers at Prairie Dunes
In Hutchinson Kansas wind gusts of 15 to 25 mph challenged players in the opening rounds of the U S Women's Amateur Golf Tournament. Gloria Ehret Donna Gilliam Susan Gregory and Mrs. Robert Schlanfeldt led at 76 as 36 players shot 81 or better to reach the match play cutoff with 32 advancing. The 36-hole championship will conclude Saturday at Sand Hills Golf Club on a 6,001-yard par 73 course.
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U.S
Gloria Ehret
Danbury, Conn
Prairie Dunes Country Club
Donna Gilliam
Whittier
Calif
Susan Gregory
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert Schlanfeldt
Seattle
Sand Hills
Senate approves Ft. Larned site for historic status
The Senate Interior Committee approved a house passed bill to make Ft. Larned in Kansas a national historic site. The plan covers about 750 acres in Pawnee County including the fort’s remaining buildings and roughly 60 acres where Santa Fe trail segments remain visible.
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Washington
Ft. Larned
Kansas
Senate Interior Committee
Pawnee
Recreation Calendar Highlights Tonight and Wednesday
A compact listing shows soccer at City Park from 6 to 8 tonight, Chanute semi pro baseball at City Park, Wayside Nowata versus Independence at St. Andrew's, Columbus against Wichita Newt Harrell, and multiple softball tourneys including Fort Scott district, OIlers versus Parsons Orbits, and Coffeeville versus Pittsburg Foodtown. Also church softball Highland Park and Trinity Lutheran games, plus Wednesday children’s drama at Launching Pad and more City Park baseball and district tourney play.
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City Park
Chanute
Wayside
Nowata
Independence St. Andrew's
Columbus
Wichita
Newt Harrell
Fort Scott
Chanute Oilers
Parsons Orbits
Coffeyville Page Milk
Pittsburg
Foodtown
Highland Park
Methodists
St. Patrick's
Ub-Trinity
Lutherans
Fort Scott District
Snap Election Tie In Shawnee County Senate Race
Canvassing continues in Shawnee County to break a 4,440 4,440 tie between Republican state Senate candidates Donald S. Hults and Reynolds Shultz, both of Lawrence. Jefferson and Douglas counties show no changes. final tabulation likely Wednesday after a possible recount decision by the attorney general.
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Senate
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Douglas
Jefferson
Donald S. Hults
Reynolds Shultz
Lawrence
Secretary of State
State Board of Canvassers
Malcolm Wilson
Paul Shanahan
Cards Win 3tor On Colts Errors
The St Louis Cardinals win 3-1 in Houston aided by two ninth inning errors by the Astros. Bing Devine and Art Routzong resignation shocks team and moods slow their bats. Walter Bond homered for Houston, while Mike Coullar pitched the Cardinals to victory.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Houston
Bing Devine
Art Routzong
Skinny Brown
Oklahoma leads U S crude oil production rise
Production in Oklahoma rose by 19,350 barrels daily to 546,000, lifting U S crude and lease condensate output last week to 7,511,060 barrels per day, according to Oil and Gas Journal. Kansas output edged up 800 barrels daily to 286,500.
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Okla
Oklahoma
U. S
Oil and Gas Journal
Trade Magazine
Kansas
Monday results in baseball league with four games
Results show New York beat Pittsburgh 5 0 Philadelphia defeated Chicago 8 1 St Louis edged Houston 3 1. Today’s schedule lists Pittsburgh at New York N Chicago at Philadelphia N St Louis at Houston N Milwaukee at Los Angeles N Cincinnati at San Francisco N. Wednesday features ten games including Pittsburgh at New York and New York at Chicago with rain postponements noted for Denver at Dallas.
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International League All Stars Cap Off Series in Cleveland
The International League All Stars defeated Cleveland in Cleveland, Alabama, by a margin that highlighted pitching depth and timely hitting. Key players from the IL team delivered standout performances, enriching the showcase atmosphere and signaling strong form ahead of upcoming tasks.
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Cleveland
Waterloo Foe of Lawrence
HASTING Neb. AP Lawrence Kan. is scheduled to meet Waterloo Iowa tonight in an American Legion Region Six baseball game. Tournament play was rained out Monday and this is one of the games moved up one day.
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Neb
Lawrence
Kan
Waterloo
Iowa
Classified Advertising Rates And Notices Summary
Classified page shows per word rates, discounts, and deadlines for ads. Includes church and school event entries, vanity notes, and small classifieds. Various items list contact initials, addresses, and brief notices for lost papers, jobs, alterations, and shop services. The page reflects a mid century small-town newspaper classifieds section with incomplete and fragmented entries.
Fight results from Tokyo and San Francisco bouts
In Tokyo Parker outpointed Akashi Namekawa with 112 percent to 110 percent. in Osaka Ueda knocked out Dick Knight in San Francisco 9th round. Les ter outpointed Frank Niblett in Monterey 10th. in New Bedford Gaylord Barnes vs Tommy Valentini middleweight bout postponed due to bad weather Tuesday night.
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Phillipines
Akashi Namekawa
Japan
San Francisco
Masayoshi Ueda
Osaka
Dick Knight
Oakland
Calif
Jimmy Lester
Frank Niblett
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New Bedford
Mass
Gaylord Barnes
Tommy Valenti
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